Sentence examples for described emotion from inspiring English sources

Two socialization styles have been described: emotion coaching vs. emotion dismissing (Lemerise, 2016).

The jurors described emotions provoked by different aspects of their shared experience.

3. Analyze excerpts from "The Diary of Anne Frank," focusing on word choice in describing emotion and imagery.

Mathematical models have been developed for describing emotion in mammals from cognitive studies.

Furthermore, Hobbes describes emotion as the beginning of motion and the will as the sum of all emotions.

To provide a link between machine measurable variations in emotional speech and dimensional emotion theory, significant features describing emotions must be identified and analysed regarding their transferability to emotion space.

"Think how we describe emotions: heartache, heartsick, heartened, largehearted, heartless, heartfelt, light hearted," he said, pausing.

But since he was describing emotions that everyone has felt, he sought a tone of unvarnished truth.

The author describes emotions with dead-on accuracy, validating the feelings of those who have "been there".

The entries in this lighthearted compendium are words that various cultures use to describe emotions, such as toska, a Russian term describing insatiable longing.

But the only person who looks and sounds truly alive -- smart, direct, not afraid to describe emotions as well as accomplishments -- is Lucie Arnaz.